The Twentieth Century Home Cook Book

Practical recipes and household wisdom from 1906 — when the icebox was high technology and dinner had nine courses.

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An Oriel Window

AN ORIEL WINDOW.
AN ORIEL WINDOW.

a one side of the room. The carpet was a good ingrain, in pretty figured squares. There was not a costly piece of furniture in the room, and yet it had an air of comfort and of refinement that is within the reach of all.

Another room we remember where there was no bay window, was made fully as handsome, by the arrangement shown in the illustration of Living-room Window. The projection is inside, not out, and yet the effect is as pleasing, as unique; serving, not only to hold and protect the plants, but adding to and ornamenting the room. Except the ordinary furniture and the prints, everything,

DRAGON-LIKE ORNAMENT.
DRAGON-LIKE ORNAMENT.
THE LIVING-ROOM WINDOW.
THE LIVING-ROOM WINDOW.
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